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OMG, a real Virtual Riot! Hahahah! Man, I love your music! Trying to define genres, that's so hard aaaah. By any chance, do you know what music genre does Figure make? For example, his Leatherface and Mr.Hyde seem drumstep, aren't they?
i love how dubstep started as the polar opposite to what it is now. like how we bred wolves into pugs, we made a chill genre into an abomination, and i love it!
Probably my favorite thing about dubstep is the snare. It’s one of the heaviest drum sounds in music that really compliments the squelches. Without it the sound wouldn’t be as explosive as it is.
You should defiantly do another one for Drum and Bass. There are so many differences and you can’t just call it Drum n Bass on its own! Non the less this is a great video my dude!
@@Mr.CrispyM hell fucking yeah. Techstep, Darkstep, Liquid DnB, Crossbreed (although this falls under the hardcore techno umbrella, evem tho is a mix between hardcore and drum n bass)
Listening to all these "subgenres" I can see how riddim has become as big as it is compared to the other ones. As soon as I heard Jotaro I couldn't stop headbanging
@@kalliboymusic because I guess it is debatable how some of these subgenres are self proclaimed and aren't even recognized or developed enough to be called fully-fledged subgenres yet. Although that guy's reason could be anything haha.
@@Kunal29Chopra Melodic Dubstep could be considered as a real genre and not really a subgenre. A real community has been created, with amazing DJs and tracks straight from another world. That's probably the best genre ever. My favorite artist is Soar who just released an EP and demonstrates everyday the melodub power through his tracks. But there are too much melodub DJs to quote them all. According to me, the best ones are probably DVRKCLOUD, IAMVAST, Køld, Foria, LØST PHO3NIX, Shxdow, Abandoned, Aaron Shirk, Aaron Trinh, Lite, ROY KNOX, Derpcat, Bendel and Celestial Void. Too much emotions in their musics, and too much musics to listen to !
Coming from your 120 genres list to this, I'm 100% convinced that if you keep releasing videos like this, your channel is going to blow up within the music enthousiast community.
Agreed! I would personally love to see more of the techno and classic progressive house genres (basically anything mau5trap label and also techno similar to Amelie Lens)
A little confused on reggae step.. When “dub”step is literally a thing because of reggae. All dubstep songs with a “kick-hold-snare-hold” break all descend from reggae.
I won't lie i don't really hear that much of a difference between UK Dubstep, Substep, Reggaestep, Wobblestep, original Riddim or any of the deeper stuff.. Like those sounds have been around as long as dubstep has been a word and were just "dubstep" back then. Don't see why there needs to be a different subgenre for every tiny little difference in sound when a lot of these sounds would be played alongside eachother in sets Subgenre police killin me honestly
@Multorum Unum no. The "Dub" in "Dubstep" comes from the "Dub" in "Dub Reqqae" which was a movement in the late 60s-70s which focused on using remixing roots reggae tracks, usually stripping out the vocals, bringing the drums and bass to the forefront of the mix, and adding echo and reverb effects to add a heavy spacy feel. When dubstep started shifting away from 2-step garage, the producers at the time thought "dubstep" an appropriate term as they were basically using dub reggae production practices, but applying it to 2step garage instead of roots reggae. "dub" has nothing to do with the drum pattern lol, that's where the "step" comes from
I don't know about you but to me Melodic Dubstep just feels vibrant, ethereal, uplifting and emotion but at the same time heavy and gritty in theme of destruction. That perfect harmony between that two worlds into one is what makes it stand out from the rest.👑
absolutely phenominal playlist! as a dubstep producer myself I get confused with all the genres often and its a refresher to see a very quick and well put together rundown of each genre. many thanks!
Examples are perfect, clssification is perfect, good clarifications in the description, no bullshit throughout the video. I deem this the best dubstep subgenre comparison video. Congrats, my dude
@@od8786 like I said in his 120 genres video, he probably confuses stuff more often then not, most people don't actively listen to 120 genres consistently enough to know them by heart lol
@@od8786 also imo drumstep is fusion genre tbh, or rather, its as much a subgenre of drum n bass as it is a subgenre of dubstep, if y'all ever heard some of current values drumstep you'd get a good idea of what I mean, machinecode too
@@od8786 :/ no seriously it was actually a waste and just because you got more subscribers to think you look cool doesn't mean that gives you the right to sit here and judge people's videos because it's a good video just some of it's just not right so ye BUT hey what ever floats your boat I'm okay with it
Minatory is by one of the most fun genres to produce in. You kinda are allowed to do anything you want as long as it literally causes you to have anxiety while making it and it's got a drop or honestly... just some super intense percussion of some kind.
Absolute freedom on production isn't good Specially if you are making something that works with lots of distortion and white noise If you don't know how to mix properly, it will sounds like nowadays Minatory: A fucking garbage The best Minatory tracks were from producers that gave effort of what they are doing, not only being creative and etc Minatory is experimental but this doesn't mean that you are allowed yo do anything you want.
@@kalliboymusic it’s just not what interests me at the moment. I don’t hear anything from the genre that I like, and I don’t have anything to contribute,(as if I ever did because my Minatory stuff wasn’t the best) Which isn’t a permanent thing. However, It is a present thing
MDK, ColbreakZ etc. Make complextro MDK Only invented a style and call his songs wubstep for fun Let's be clear, I'm not MDK's hater. I love his music Space Invaders the best
Weebs that think plastering the word anime on everything is going to make things better, but ends up casting anime, and even Japan in general in a dark light. As a Japanese otaku, it's sometimes upsetting to me that people are exploiting anime as nothing but an aesthetic.
almost 2months ago i began to make music again and i made my first liquid riddim song. I was a producer since 2008 until 2015. I quit since then and i deleted everything from ytb, some songs can be found on other channels. I'm busy with my next liquid riddim song. If you want to hear the song, you can find it here: www.soundcloud.com/xidex/tracks
Even if some are not official genres but concepts created by the usual listeners, it's great to see them get some recognition too! Brostep and drumstep are definitely my favourites ❤️🎶
@@jack.20f74 Yes and no. Melodic Riddim is usually considered Colorbass which places emphasis on melody and emotion. Future Riddim on the other hand seems to place emphasis in sound design. TLDR: melodic riddim focuses on melody, future riddim focuses on sound design Take this with a grain of salt since I'm not entirely sure though
Would be cool if this included some more older stuff, I mostly only listen to this but the evolution of dubstep back to uk garage has a lot of beautiful subgenres along the way
@@AspireGMD that's absolutely a good thing though. Dubstep was something completely different and meant something completely different to a completely different set of people. It's so, so important to respect that
@@danielbinns4107 it's important to respect both. I prefer brostep. But ukstep is respectable even if i hate it. But many of the ukstep lovers hate brostep which is fine but many openly disrespect those that enjoy brostep which i find cringe.
@@kimyona9746 yep they 99% openly hate brostep, but you say one slight negative comment about ukstep and you get put on the naughty step. Try Deep Dark and Dangerous though. It's like a new version of ukstep using modern synth design innovations. This video used the most basic track ever though. It sounds like what I made in the FL studio demo when I first downloaded it and needed to use 3x osc because I had no other vsts and didn't know sytrus was in FL yet 😅
Cool vid...but nobody remembers "Purple" as a genre anymore huh 😔 damn i miss that style so fucking much. Joker was an absolute king when it came to Purple dubstep
I am making a video myself of every single EDM subgenre I can name, think it will be 500 actually so could you please give me an example of Purple dubstep
@@n1thmusic229 The first and most recognized example for Purple dubstep would be "Purple city" by Joker also this link ruclips.net/video/jvBECpE8aNg/видео.html is really good if you want more examples for what "Purple" sounds like.
i'm a riddim guy myself; but all of the real dubstep shit, the shit born from the streets of london, is unbeaten and still goes so fucking hard. you can't replace the emotion and history worked into that shit
@@spillikyn9128 preaching the truth here. Still loads of old skool dubstep fresh off the press. London/Bristol are the places. Leeds too. Sub Dub is a legendary Leeds night to go to which is still around.l
I explore and listen to Dubstep about for more than 8 years but I have never heard few subgenre of Dubstep on this video,it is interesting that how you find out them
i'm so glad you included Melodic Riddim (AKA Color Bass i think they're the same), and i'm even more glad it was Interdimensional by Chime and Ace Aura
pleasant surprise to see Culprate mentioned at least somewhere, dude deserves much more recognition considering his crazy talents and ability to create and mix so many genres, being able to make IDM, EDM and traditional music also what the difference between this 3:50 and Future Garage?
@@spillikyn9128 when he started producing dubstep, among others Excision, 12th Planet, FuntCase, Borgore and Flux Pavilion were kings on the dubstep scene. So Skrillex suckz now
i just differentiate dubstep (old stuff), brostep, and riddim, because explaining to my friends that i like dubstep (riddim specifically) doesn't help anything. it's like telling someone that you like instrumental music when you actually mean folk.
@@PlutoniumSlums You can make literally every track a new subgenre. I put some metal guitar sounds in a dubstep track - tonk, metalstep. Really? What's the point of doing so? Like 50 subgenre of classic music, 50 subgenre of Reaggae, 50 subgenre of Pop, 50 subgenre of Soul, 50 subgenre of - you name it. Yes you can. But does it make sense?
I like pretty much all of them. Dubstep is one of my favorite genres of music especially dubchestral, robobstep, melodic, trapstep, and riddim. On a tired day after work some chillstep, liquid dubstep, reggaestep, or the first 3 subgenres. When destroying shit such as demoing a room for remodeling for example or punching a punching bag some tear out, brostep, or minatory. When driving on a morning commute to work some Melodic, Dubchestral, Filthstep, Trapstep or Drumstep fits the bill.
lol ok, let's go to the correction, i will only mention the wrong ones and highlight some. 01 - UK Dubstep yes, this is UK Dubstep, and it is the main genre. 02 - Substep no, its not a thing. its just UK Dubstep, its on spectrun. 03 - Post Dubstep it's a great story, but it can be considered a sub genre. 05 - Drumstep yes, Drumstep by definition is Brostep with Jump Up DnB, but can use another genre like Darkstep or Hardstep DnB sometimes. 07 - BRiddim Brostep with sound design by Riddim or Riddim with Drums and Sound Design by Brostep. I didn't consider it, it's Brostep. 11 - Metalstep yea, its. 12 - "Wubstep" lol its Complextro. 13 - Trapstep Hybrid Trap (Festival or Dirty Trap with Brostep). but by Trapstep you can refer to when Brostep predominates, not Trap (Brostep with Trap infulencies 15 - Roobstep It is not a thing, just Brostep 16 - Vomitstep it's just Snails Brostep signature. 19 - Wobblestep just modern UK Dubstep. 20 - Filthstep its Proto Brostep technically, when Brostep was developing. 23 - Liquid Dubstep Liquid Dubstep is different from Chillstep, and this is Chillstep too. 26 & 27 - Melodic Riddim and Future Riddim correct. both are not the same, Melodic Riddim is Riddim with Melodic Dubstep sound design. Future Riddim is Riddim with Future Bass sound design. both use a production Techniue called Color Bass that is not a sub genre, and it can be used in Melodic Dubstep as well. 28 - Futurestep yes, Future Bass with Melodic Dubstep, better call it Future Melodic Dubstep. gr8 example is Illenium. 29 - Animestep lol, its just Brostep with anime sapmles 30 - Nightstep as u mentioned in the description, its not a sub genre. its just Nightcore in Melodic Dubstep. and you forgot Liquid Drumstep lel, but dope video boi u forgot some fusion genres like Dubstyle, Cumbiastep, but itsnot necessaruy
Dubstyle is a hardstyle variation with dubstep drums. Dubstyle feels more like hardstyle than dubstep though. Cumbiastep has a mix of reggae and brostep, like Omar Varela.
@@brixxconnor3411 R WHOOOSH I know man lol, after all this do you think i dont know? and I mentioned "FUSION GENRE"... cuz as he even quoted Drumstep in the video and thats DnB subgenre, but have Dubstep too and Cumbiastep is obviously Digital Cumbia with Midtempo Brostep, its not regae lol. but it can also be based on Glitch Hop or Moombahcore
Algunos son estilos, otros, en esencia, sí son subgéneros, como el chillstep, minatory, Tearout, brostep, riddim, briddim, melodic dubstep y deathstep Esos de wubstep, animestep y otras que aparecieron no son subgéneros, ni siquiera variantes, son simplemente estilos de ciertos productores Edit: Hybrid Trap y drumstep también son subgéneros pero del trap y drum and bass respectivamente
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MY FAVOURITE MUSIC GENRE METALSTEP 🤘💖
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No mention of VR :( sad VR
there hasnt been anything called full flavor dubstep yet
don't worry
you a king mate don't miss that
Hi VR
OMG, a real Virtual Riot! Hahahah! Man, I love your music! Trying to define genres, that's so hard aaaah. By any chance, do you know what music genre does Figure make? For example, his Leatherface and Mr.Hyde seem drumstep, aren't they?
I'm sorry, Chris 😔
Alternative title: 30 different types of fonts
30 different types of angry robots xd
😂😂
xD
With background music
At least it’s something nice to look at while listening🤷♂️
i love how dubstep started as the polar opposite to what it is now. like how we bred wolves into pugs, we made a chill genre into an abomination, and i love it!
Its kind of turning back though.
@@krxegen-ox1rwcheck out ZNOTEX, he makes old dubstep
His song flux ion is straight out of 2007-2009
hamdi. its going full circle@@krxegen-ox1rw
@@krxegen-ox1rw wdym?
@@gazubax6711 most riddim is kinda chill and not heavy at all
0:41 2014 and 2015 best year for the brostep
Hits a no-scope on rust
Beat drops
2010 to 2014
for me, it's 2013-2019
2010 - 2016
Big ups for including Minatory
yup, underrated the best shit ever!
100%
Yep, instrumental core is just nuts
No dungeon minatory?
Probably my favorite thing about dubstep is the snare. It’s one of the heaviest drum sounds in music that really compliments the squelches. Without it the sound wouldn’t be as explosive as it is.
The weird and funny thing is that Reggaeton is also heavily characterized by the snare drums and heavy kicks in a specific rhythm
I think Trapstep is also called Hybrid Trap
cmiiw
Yeah,they are similar, I think trapstep is trap music with dubstep snares and hybrid trap is dubstep music with trap snares
trapstep or hybrid trap isnt really a subgenre of dubstep, its jsut a subgenre of trap
Yep
Trapstep or hybrid trap is actually a crossbreed
@@Dwooswa but is also dubstep too, becouse has The same elements one each other, like basshouse
You should defiantly do another one for Drum and Bass. There are so many differences and you can’t just call it Drum n Bass on its own! Non the less this is a great video my dude!
Drum and bass has its own subgenre called “neurofunk”
@@gammacxytwo5626 it doesn't have only that.
@@h4ruka-_-isde4d A lot lot more
@@Mr.CrispyM hell fucking yeah. Techstep, Darkstep, Liquid DnB, Crossbreed (although this falls under the hardcore techno umbrella, evem tho is a mix between hardcore and drum n bass)
@@h4ruka-_-isde4d Drumstep, Neurofunk, Jungle, etc. Ans that's just the more known ones
Orchestal Dubstep is eargasm
Xtrullor 🤌🤌🤌
wtf
Agree
Listening to all these "subgenres" I can see how riddim has become as big as it is compared to the other ones. As soon as I heard Jotaro I couldn't stop headbanging
It’s too much for me 😭😭
Why that "" thing?
@@kalliboymusic because I guess it is debatable how some of these subgenres are self proclaimed and aren't even recognized or developed enough to be called fully-fledged subgenres yet.
Although that guy's reason could be anything haha.
@@Kunal29Chopra Fair enough
@@Kunal29Chopra Melodic Dubstep could be considered as a real genre and not really a subgenre. A real community has been created, with amazing DJs and tracks straight from another world. That's probably the best genre ever. My favorite artist is Soar who just released an EP and demonstrates everyday the melodub power through his tracks. But there are too much melodub DJs to quote them all. According to me, the best ones are probably DVRKCLOUD, IAMVAST, Køld, Foria, LØST PHO3NIX, Shxdow, Abandoned, Aaron Shirk, Aaron Trinh, Lite, ROY KNOX, Derpcat, Bendel and Celestial Void. Too much emotions in their musics, and too much musics to listen to !
4:21 shit goes hard, probably my favorite one
ace aura goes hard
Idk what song it is but its sounds like ace aura and chime
@@Trickey2413 it's Chime & Ace Aura - Interdimensional
@@ShockWarp thanks bro
briddim is a little better
Coming from your 120 genres list to this, I'm 100% convinced that if you keep releasing videos like this, your channel is going to blow up within the music enthousiast community.
Agreed! I would personally love to see more of the techno and classic progressive house genres (basically anything mau5trap label and also techno similar to Amelie Lens)
oh, it already has.
@@mcmlol3496 Now, but not in that time ig
man, some wackass subgenres but Kitchenstep still not on the list. I cry every time
rapestep is also good
AHHAHAHAHAHAH
@@mili42069 the what😳
@@mili42069 dude..
@@mili42069 do yo mean rapstep
A little confused on reggae step.. When “dub”step is literally a thing because of reggae. All dubstep songs with a “kick-hold-snare-hold” break all descend from reggae.
Yeah Dubstep comes from 2step and dub
And dub is basically just slow remixed reggae, with the techniques of the end of the last century
I won't lie i don't really hear that much of a difference between UK Dubstep, Substep, Reggaestep, Wobblestep, original Riddim or any of the deeper stuff..
Like those sounds have been around as long as dubstep has been a word and were just "dubstep" back then. Don't see why there needs to be a different subgenre for every tiny little difference in sound when a lot of these sounds would be played alongside eachother in sets
Subgenre police killin me honestly
I think it's a good metaphor to think of reggaestep as a wolfdog :D it's a mix of a wolf and dog, and the dogs (kind of) came from wolves
yeah ur totally right, We just call everything that has a reggae vibe reggae dub. but it is all the same old-school dubstep
@Multorum Unum no. The "Dub" in "Dubstep" comes from the "Dub" in "Dub Reqqae" which was a movement in the late 60s-70s which focused on using remixing roots reggae tracks, usually stripping out the vocals, bringing the drums and bass to the forefront of the mix, and adding echo and reverb effects to add a heavy spacy feel. When dubstep started shifting away from 2-step garage, the producers at the time thought "dubstep" an appropriate term as they were basically using dub reggae production practices, but applying it to 2step garage instead of roots reggae. "dub" has nothing to do with the drum pattern lol, that's where the "step" comes from
I don't know about you but to me Melodic Dubstep just feels vibrant, ethereal, uplifting and emotion but at the same time heavy and gritty in theme of destruction. That perfect harmony between that two worlds into one is what makes it stand out from the rest.👑
Best subgenre in the video, easily.
absolutely phenominal playlist! as a dubstep producer myself I get confused with all the genres often and its a refresher to see a very quick and well put together rundown of each genre. many thanks!
Examples are perfect, clssification is perfect, good clarifications in the description, no bullshit throughout the video. I deem this the best dubstep subgenre comparison video. Congrats, my dude
@@od8786 like I said in his 120 genres video, he probably confuses stuff more often then not, most people don't actively listen to 120 genres consistently enough to know them by heart lol
@@od8786 also imo drumstep is fusion genre tbh, or rather, its as much a subgenre of drum n bass as it is a subgenre of dubstep, if y'all ever heard some of current values drumstep you'd get a good idea of what I mean, machinecode too
@@od8786 that whole thing you said was a waste
@@od8786 :/ no seriously it was actually a waste and just because you got more subscribers to think you look cool doesn't mean that gives you the right to sit here and judge people's videos because it's a good video just some of it's just not right so ye BUT hey what ever floats your boat I'm okay with it
@@od8786 I try to say dub
Please do 30 styles of:
- Hardcore/core/everything that end with core
- Psytrance
- Acid
- Drum and bass
30 styles of dnb/jungle/footwork!
30 styles of phonk
5 Style of Jungle dnb
- 90s jungle
- Ambient jungle (a.k.a Atmospheric jungle)
- Rnb jungle
- Future jungle
- Dark jungle
10 styles of Vaporwave?
30 producer made genres
3:30 Dubchestral - Instrumental Core. Song - Angels among demons
World's hardest challenge: Telling your gf you love Deathstep, Tearout, Minatory, Neurostep and Robostep
Unless your gf actually loves Deathstep, Tearout, Minatory and dubstep in general
In my case it’s telling anybody cause everybody thinks of skrillex when I bring up dubstep lol
bold asuption of you to think i have a gf
try not to make riddim sound like the same fucking track every time challenge (impossible)
@@shrimpbeatYeah, maybe in the fantasy realm.
1:00 RIDDIM GANG WOO!!!
REPRESENT
Present 🖐️
Minatory is by one of the most fun genres to produce in. You kinda are allowed to do anything you want as long as it literally causes you to have anxiety while making it and it's got a drop or honestly... just some super intense percussion of some kind.
Pan snares are dope.
Absolute freedom on production isn't good
Specially if you are making something that works with lots of distortion and white noise
If you don't know how to mix properly, it will sounds like nowadays Minatory: A fucking garbage
The best Minatory tracks were from producers that gave effort of what they are doing, not only being creative and etc
Minatory is experimental but this doesn't mean that you are allowed yo do anything you want.
@@kalliboymusic you’d be right because at this point I’ve out grown it lol.
@@apothecurio The mind changes everyday but some opinions stay there for a long time
So it's hard to say if that opinion you had changed or not
@@kalliboymusic it’s just not what interests me at the moment. I don’t hear anything from the genre that I like, and I don’t have anything to contribute,(as if I ever did because my Minatory stuff wasn’t the best) Which isn’t a permanent thing. However, It is a present thing
"Wubstep" just sounded like an electro track lol
Because it is. MDK calls his electro tracks "wubstep" just for fun.
90% of these are just the artist's specific style, not an actual genre.
@@jeremiahwhitmore3654 Exactly. "Vomitstep" is one of them.
@@KKPlaysGD It pisses me off when I hear people classify then as whole new genres. NO IT ISN'T! I probably like EDM too much xD.
MDK, ColbreakZ etc. Make complextro
MDK Only invented a style and call his songs wubstep for fun
Let's be clear, I'm not MDK's hater. I love his music
Space Invaders the best
Had Minatory
Had Tearout Too
I Happy
Exactly
Who the frick made animestep a thing
Weebs
2016 was a particular year for many things: this was a phenomenon for a long time since then lol
Weebs that think plastering the word anime on everything is going to make things better, but ends up casting anime, and even Japan in general in a dark light.
As a Japanese otaku, it's sometimes upsetting to me that people are exploiting anime as nothing but an aesthetic.
Kotori
@@juanes3013 Said
As fact: Also there is another Dubstep/Riddim subgenre calls Luquid Riddim. Kaonashi it's my favorite producer of this subgenre.
almost 2months ago i began to make music again and i made my first liquid riddim song. I was a producer since 2008 until 2015. I quit since then and i deleted everything from ytb, some songs can be found on other channels. I'm busy with my next liquid riddim song. If you want to hear the song, you can find it here: www.soundcloud.com/xidex/tracks
Well if riddim its n3ürø
I think kaonashi only makes mixes but I'm not sure I forgot.
I also have some liquid tunes: risk x akatsuki
DnB, Brostep, Melodic Dubstep ❤️
Tearout is just absolutely brutal!
I don't know why, but I love this video. I watch it like twice a day.
RIGHT
Even if some are not official genres but concepts created by the usual listeners, it's great to see them get some recognition too!
Brostep and drumstep are definitely my favourites ❤️🎶
I could already tell the melodic riddim was chime.
dem "thin" and "high pitched" sounds
Chime and Ace Aura are the references
Yeah the song is Interdimensional by Chime and Ace Aura
Orchestral Dubstep my beloved
YOOO i did not expect it to include future riddim or melodic riddim
Aren't those the same thing?
@@jack.20f74 Yes and no. Melodic Riddim is usually considered Colorbass which places emphasis on melody and emotion. Future Riddim on the other hand seems to place emphasis in sound design.
TLDR: melodic riddim focuses on melody, future riddim focuses on sound design
Take this with a grain of salt since I'm not entirely sure though
future riddim is more riddim and color bass is more well, color
I love lot of these subgenres but old UK Dubstep is still unbeaten masterpiece ❤️
Nostalgia 🥺
Flux Pavilion 🥺
@@AndrewDev19 no? mala, coki, benga, skream, loefah, kromestar, goth-trad, distance, silkie, rsd, cyrus etc...
@@cafenero1164 thanks for that info 😊
@@cafenero1164 true head🔥🔥
Mate 🎉
Teminite has to be here. One of the best dubstep and melodic dubstep artists out there
2:00 mdk and teminite
@@ambersummer22 so he is. Stupidly commented this without listening to the whole video
@@ambersummer22 bruh that is MDK - Super Wubtendo, Teminite isn't in that song
Riddim : Phiso - Jotaro
Briddim : Kompany and Wooli - Thicc Boi
Tearout : Helasex - Vortex
Melodic Riddim : Chime and Ace Aura - Interdemensional
[2:50] So Xtrullor produces orchestral glitchstep?
Was litterally about to write this exact comment lol
Why xtrullor not in orchestral dubstep? Why?
Actually, I do feel that is a pretty decent description of his style!
I read the songs list and the one at 2:50 is not an xtrullor song
So sub-sub-genres are a thing now. great.
Riddim is my favorite, filthy sounds with clean drums 👌
try not to make riddim sound like the same fucking track every time challenge (impossible)
@@ethandoessomestuff...8949well...i think infekt can change ur mind
You literally picked one of my FAVORITE minatory tracks, by one of the best producers ! *AND* you included robostep! HELLA
1:30 I LOVE TEAR-OUT
Wouldn't expect to hear Talurre in here, very welcoming tho. This guy is massively underrated
Agree 100%
Same here
Would be cool if this included some more older stuff, I mostly only listen to this but the evolution of dubstep back to uk garage has a lot of beautiful subgenres along the way
You can defiantly hear how Dubstep became into being from the early Dark Garage attempts.
tearout tho
5:00 Holy shit I havent heard that song in a while
Holyfuck!!
i recently rediscovered it and now here it is again
Shatter me. I love that song. Used to play it a lot on violin
this is actually a really good vid, the examples are really representative of their genre. good job mate
UK Dubstep
Also known as
*dubstep*
Aka deep dubstep
aka classicstep
Old skool
4:50 that's the best moment of the video
No
Dubstep has so much variety to offer! Great video! Also, I'd prefer to rename Vomitstep to Frogstep, sounds much better :D
UK Dubstep still one of the most authentic EDM subgenres, period.
Wdym?
It sounds so primitive nowadays lmao.
@@AspireGMD that's absolutely a good thing though. Dubstep was something completely different and meant something completely different to a completely different set of people. It's so, so important to respect that
@@danielbinns4107 it's important to respect both. I prefer brostep. But ukstep is respectable even if i hate it. But many of the ukstep lovers hate brostep which is fine but many openly disrespect those that enjoy brostep which i find cringe.
@@kimyona9746 yep they 99% openly hate brostep, but you say one slight negative comment about ukstep and you get put on the naughty step. Try Deep Dark and Dangerous though. It's like a new version of ukstep using modern synth design innovations. This video used the most basic track ever though. It sounds like what I made in the FL studio demo when I first downloaded it and needed to use 3x osc because I had no other vsts and didn't know sytrus was in FL yet 😅
Riddim ❤️
hell yeah my guy
He played geoxor let’s gooo
Amazing video as always Julian
i love orchestral dubstep :D
Dang I'm disappointed my favorite genre of music hasn't been on any of these, especially since it's following is so massive now
What genre?
Cool vid...but nobody remembers "Purple" as a genre anymore huh 😔 damn i miss that style so fucking much. Joker was an absolute king when it came to Purple dubstep
I am making a video myself of every single EDM subgenre I can name, think it will be 500 actually so could you please give me an example of Purple dubstep
@@n1thmusic229 The first and most recognized example for Purple dubstep would be "Purple city" by Joker also this link ruclips.net/video/jvBECpE8aNg/видео.html is really good if you want more examples for what "Purple" sounds like.
yeah, how tf do you include pseudogenres as "animestep" and blatantly ignore purple sound or wonky, ffs lmao
@@sol5038 These new Dubstep kiddies are probably 14 years old I swear, who listens to half the shit genres in this vid?
These are amazing, short and simple. Do more
00:50 this one is my favorite
2:00 MDK is the king of Wubstep :D
Agree
I mean he invented it and is as far as I know the only one to do wubstep, but yeah it's a bop
@@pamplemoo there's some people who does wubstep too
@@11_tjwho else makes wubstep?
@@JaredtheNacliFan I guess ColBreakz?
0:40 I didn't know Different Heaven can make dubstep like this! Beat dropped harder than my grandma down the stairs.
maybe one day he'd make more T_T
My Heart had a similar sound so it's probably why he was able to make a beat drop so hard
The examples are so GOOD!
Nothing beats real dubstep like the stuff at the start.
i'm a riddim guy myself; but all of the real dubstep shit, the shit born from the streets of london, is unbeaten and still goes so fucking hard. you can't replace the emotion and history worked into that shit
For real bro.fuck riddim. Im a true dubhead
OG dubstep is good but that dubstep boomers... Oh god, they are annoying as hell
@@spillikyn9128 preaching the truth here. Still loads of old skool dubstep fresh off the press. London/Bristol are the places. Leeds too.
Sub Dub is a legendary Leeds night to go to which is still around.l
imo it’s minatory lol
3:30
Old Code: Pandorum
Code is so unrecognized from what ive seen, kinda sad, definitely my favorite
Yooo throwing a vocoder on your bass makes FUTURE RIDDIM lol
actually true
but it still takes efforts
this is really well made man, tnx
1:30 That is my fav song right now how’d ya know
this is probably the most solid video like this i’ve seen
The cool thing about dubstep sub genres is they are all very clearly dubstep
I explore and listen to Dubstep about for more than 8 years but I have never heard few subgenre of Dubstep on this video,it is interesting that how you find out them
@Aqsin Suleymanov rejoice man for finding me again👽
SOO surprised to hear WASTED! featured. I think hes for sure carved his own way in the "cute anime riddim" genre
If the future riddim example had a standard 4 on the floor house beat it’d become a sick uk bass tune
Wow, this is legend vids, you just really know what dubstep is!
epic, this is the best list on the topic so far
So many good artists. AYYY DESMEON ON HERE!
So is Phiso, Kompany, Wooli, HELASEXXXXX!!!, MDK, RIOT, snails, Geoxor, chime & Ace Aura.
Nice stuff! Would like a house or techno video next
WUbstep is fire!
I also like the melodic stuff
YES! YOU KNOW TALURRE (The one who made the Glitchstep in this video)! I’M SO PROUD OF YOU!
Thanks man, but could you tell us what's the songs that you used as example on each genre?
On video, not only description :(
i'm so glad you included Melodic Riddim (AKA Color Bass i think they're the same), and i'm even more glad it was Interdimensional by Chime and Ace Aura
I strongly disagree with some of this, but I still had a blast. Good job sir, some of these will be on my playlist!
pleasant surprise to see Culprate mentioned at least somewhere, dude deserves much more recognition considering his crazy talents and ability to create and mix so many genres, being able to make IDM, EDM and traditional music
also what the difference between this 3:50 and Future Garage?
Most underrated:
0:51
1:41
i love the sounds of those, that's the kinda shit i listened to after getting out of the skrillex/brostep phase that was everywhere
@@spillikyn9128 Skrillex wasnt the first dubstep producer bruh
@@spillikyn9128 when he started producing dubstep, among others Excision, 12th Planet, FuntCase, Borgore and Flux Pavilion were kings on the dubstep scene. So Skrillex suckz now
Riddim Gang!!!
YES!
Really cool video, i just wish you had used more modern examples, almost all of these songs are old
Riddim for life
damn straight man
Alright, I hope at least half of them don't get the attention of a broader mass. No need to make a new genre for basically every other track haha
Some of them are made up
@@micro6555 all of them were made up at some point, the only difference is how popular the get
@@leonpaul6198 but "animestep" is literally just brostep with anime vocal samples lmao
@@KapsalonGroot exactly
@@KapsalonGroot you're ruining the moment but whatever floats your boat that's on you :/
Next: hardstyle plis
There's not much to hardstyle, it's better off being a gabber subgenres video tbh, since hardcore and hardstyle both came from gabber
1:10 DAMN BOI HE THICC! love wooli😂
Needed this
"Dubstep have many sub genres"
Me: DUBSTEP IS DUBSTEP
All genres have subgenres tho
i just differentiate dubstep (old stuff), brostep, and riddim, because explaining to my friends that i like dubstep (riddim specifically) doesn't help anything. it's like telling someone that you like instrumental music when you actually mean folk.
Yessssir
@@PlutoniumSlums You can make literally every track a new subgenre. I put some metal guitar sounds in a dubstep track - tonk, metalstep. Really? What's the point of doing so? Like 50 subgenre of classic music, 50 subgenre of Reaggae, 50 subgenre of Pop, 50 subgenre of Soul, 50 subgenre of - you name it. Yes you can. But does it make sense?
@@Duke49th yes
this is amazing!
The Kawaii Dubstep one took me out
Lol
U picked some good tracks. kudos to u especially the briddim, tearout, etc., ones
Y no xtruller 4 orchestral dub?
there were just chill sounding dubsteps and then brostep came on and i was like WOAH
tearout and minatory are so harrowing. love them.
I like pretty much all of them. Dubstep is one of my favorite genres of music especially dubchestral, robobstep, melodic, trapstep, and riddim. On a tired day after work some chillstep, liquid dubstep, reggaestep, or the first 3 subgenres. When destroying shit such as demoing a room for remodeling for example or punching a punching bag some tear out, brostep, or minatory. When driving on a morning commute to work some Melodic, Dubchestral, Filthstep, Trapstep or Drumstep fits the bill.
lol ok, let's go to the correction, i will only mention the wrong ones and highlight some.
01 - UK Dubstep
yes, this is UK Dubstep, and it is the main genre.
02 - Substep
no, its not a thing. its just UK Dubstep, its on spectrun.
03 - Post Dubstep
it's a great story, but it can be considered a sub genre.
05 - Drumstep
yes, Drumstep by definition is Brostep with Jump Up DnB, but can use another genre like Darkstep or Hardstep DnB sometimes.
07 - BRiddim
Brostep with sound design by Riddim or Riddim with Drums and Sound Design by Brostep. I didn't consider it, it's Brostep.
11 - Metalstep
yea, its.
12 - "Wubstep"
lol its Complextro.
13 - Trapstep
Hybrid Trap (Festival or Dirty Trap with Brostep). but by Trapstep you can refer to when Brostep predominates, not Trap (Brostep with Trap infulencies
15 - Roobstep
It is not a thing, just Brostep
16 - Vomitstep
it's just Snails Brostep signature.
19 - Wobblestep
just modern UK Dubstep.
20 - Filthstep
its Proto Brostep technically, when Brostep was developing.
23 - Liquid Dubstep
Liquid Dubstep is different from Chillstep, and this is Chillstep too.
26 & 27 - Melodic Riddim and Future Riddim
correct. both are not the same, Melodic Riddim is Riddim with Melodic Dubstep sound design. Future Riddim is Riddim with Future Bass sound design. both use a production Techniue called Color Bass that is not a sub genre, and it can be used in Melodic Dubstep as well.
28 - Futurestep
yes, Future Bass with Melodic Dubstep, better call it Future Melodic Dubstep. gr8 example is Illenium.
29 - Animestep
lol, its just Brostep with anime sapmles
30 - Nightstep
as u mentioned in the description, its not a sub genre. its just Nightcore in Melodic Dubstep.
and you forgot Liquid Drumstep lel, but dope video boi
u forgot some fusion genres like Dubstyle, Cumbiastep, but itsnot necessaruy
Dubstyle is a hardstyle variation with dubstep drums. Dubstyle feels more like hardstyle than dubstep though. Cumbiastep has a mix of reggae and brostep, like Omar Varela.
@@brixxconnor3411 R WHOOOSH I know man lol, after all this do you think i dont know?
and I mentioned "FUSION GENRE"...
cuz as he even quoted Drumstep in the video and thats DnB subgenre, but have Dubstep too
and Cumbiastep is obviously Digital Cumbia with Midtempo Brostep, its not regae lol. but it can also be based on Glitch Hop or Moombahcore
@@juanedm1707 Dude, dubstep has reggae origins, and I'm only elaborating on your idea. I didn't disagree.
@@brixxconnor3411 I know bro, got it but youre talking about Cumbiastep, u didn't say anything about Dubstep's origin lol
I woudnt say that for Vomitstep. Teminite - Energize is vomitstep too. Maybe was he inspired by Snails?
An addition - ThunderStep
Mas bien son estilos, pero a final de cuentas, lo importante es Disfrutarlos 🔥
Algunos son estilos, otros, en esencia, sí son subgéneros, como el chillstep, minatory, Tearout, brostep, riddim, briddim, melodic dubstep y deathstep
Esos de wubstep, animestep y otras que aparecieron no son subgéneros, ni siquiera variantes, son simplemente estilos de ciertos productores
Edit: Hybrid Trap y drumstep también son subgéneros pero del trap y drum and bass respectivamente